punta

Meaning

Noun

1. (feminine) tip, point, end
2. (feminine) pinch, bit (small amount)

Verb

1. (form-of, indicative, present, singular, third-person) inflection of puntar:
2. (form-of, imperative, second-person, singular) inflection of puntar:

Concepts

point

tip

peak

summit

end

🔚

headland

head

apex

toe

spike

prong

zenith

highlight

acme

culmination

butt

edge

nib

spearhead

tine

extreme

ending

conclusion

horn

lace

maximum

nail

angle

climax

peninsula

pike

pin

cape

border

pussy

😺

sourness

boils sens de bouillir

bolt

stub

bodkin

termination

pen nib

tinge

blade

bank

🏦

top

🔝

trace

extremity

fag end

finish

Synonyms

extremo

cima

🔝

vértice

fin

🔚

haz

cuchillo

🔪

culminación

término

🔚

yema

extremidad

🔚

cuca

cuchilla

🔪

diente

🦷

esquina

estilo

exstremo

final

hoja

individuo

lanza

margen

pico

púa

puya

bollo

filo

pincho

prolongación

puntera

raja

tachuela

cocho

🐖

choro

🆒

llamando

estilo de la casa

zona marginal

panocha

punta de lápiz

tuco

borde

mantelado en punta

cabo

🔚

canto

chic

chucha

concha

conclusión

coño

😺

copa

cresta

Hyphenated as

pun‧ta

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈpunta/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: punctus

In summary

Inherited from Late Latin puncta, from the feminine of Latin punctus.

Sentences

Sobresalen la punta Proa al norte y la punta Timón al sur .

Proa Point to the north and Timon Point to the south stand out.

La otra parte es donde se sitúa la punta de Loma Pelada .

The other part is where the tip of Loma Pelada is located.